Django Unchained Monologues & Audition Scenes

Characters: Calvin Candie, Stephen

Stephen reveals to Calvin Candie that their guests are not actually interested in buying expensive fighters, but are instead running a con to rescue a slave girl named Broomhilda. As Calvin erupts in a violent rage over being played for a fool, Stephen calms him down and explains how they can use this new information to extort their guests. The scene highlights the power dynamic between the plantation owner and his house slave, who is the true mastermind behind the estate's security.

Characters: Django, Dr. Schultz

Dr. Schultz forces Django to confront the reality of bounty hunting by having him read a wanted poster before executing a target in front of his son. Schultz explains the cold economics of their profession, emphasizing that the moral weight of the kill is justified by the target's criminal past.

Characters: Dr.SCHULTZ, DJANGO

Dr. Schultz attempts to gift Django a horse, but Django is hesitant to accept the responsibility. The scene culminates in a humorous exchange as Dr. Schultz tries to get Django to name his new steed, revealing Django's practical and straightforward nature.

Characters: Dr.SCHULTZ, DJANGO

Dr. Schultz, a German bounty hunter, explains his profession to Django, a recently freed slave. He reveals his need for Django's help in identifying the Brittle Brothers, offering him a deal that could lead to his freedom.

Characters: Dr.SCHULTZ, DJANGO

Dr. Schultz, a German bounty hunter, questions Django, a freed slave, about the social restrictions placed upon him in the American South. Schultz, oblivious to the dangers, insists on entering a saloon with Django, pushing the boundaries of racial segregation.